The Minority Health Conference is the largest and longest running student-led health conference in the country. The conference aims to raise awareness around health disparities and mobilize students, academics, and community members to take action for change. Started in 1977 by the Minority Student Caucus, the conference is nationally recognized and respected, attracting more than
Let's Innovate North Carolina is a cross-campus student-run initiative bringing the entrepreneurial communities from four universities in the Triangle together. LiNC's ultimate goal is to create a fluid, tight-knit, and strong innovative ecosystems across these campus boundaries. This conference is a one day celebration capturing the innovation happening here. Whether you're a student looking to
What are smart communities? Smart communities are composed of smart people working with a smart economy and smart government to create a smart environment which they maneuver using smart mobility for smart living. Interested in innovation, food, water and/or energy? Join us for a workshop focused on design thinking and pitch coaching for smart solutions
The 4th Annual Summit will bring together professionals in business, policy, and academia from across the state and region for two days of discussion, workshops, mentoring and networking to foster leadership and growth in the southeast’s clean tech industry. One of the unique aspects of the Summit is the substantial student participation from UNC and
This event is for Triangle techies, developers, designers and entrepreneurs Interact with your peers in a monthly morning breakfast meetup. At this monthly breakfast get-together techies, developers, designers, and entrepreneurs share learn from their peers through show and tell / show-case style presentations. And yes, this is free! Thank our sponsors when you see them
RTP 180: Innovation. Education. Industry. These are powerful angles – and what the Research Triangle Park is known for. At “RTP 180°,” speakers from our three founding universities, local companies and the community at-large are called upon to take the stage to speak passionately about what matters to them. The show kicks off at 6pm,
Startup Grind is featuring Isa Watson: Isa (pronounced eye-suh) grew up in Chapel Hill and spent the last several years in the Northeast U.S. and abroad in London and Hong Kong. She started her career as a chemist for the metabolic diseases group at Pfizer before pivoting over to the world of business. After getting
Do you love TED Talks? The Gillings School of Global Public Health is hosting its own version, called GillingsX! Save the Date! Applications for presenters will be open soon.Please contact Emma Green, eagreen1@live.unc.edu, if you have any questions. This event is sponsored by the Student Global Health Committee.
The Venture Capital Investment Competition® began in the middle of the technology bubble in 1998 as an educational event for MBAs to learn about venture funding. Now, nearly 20 years later, VCIC® has evolved into a marketplace for entrepreneurs seeking investors and a training ground for future venture capitalists. Each year, VCIC includes 50 events
Why is visual consistency a critical component of an organization’s brand? Join us as we examine case studies from UNC and the greater community to discuss how to develop and use consistent graphics to tell an organization’s brand story. Workshop is organized by CUBE at UNC in partnership with The Lab @ Carolina Union and
The Venture Capital Investment Competition® began in the middle of the technology bubble in 1998 as an educational event for MBAs to learn about venture funding. Now, nearly 20 years later, VCIC® has evolved into a marketplace for entrepreneurs seeking investors and a training ground for future venture capitalists. Each year, VCIC includes 50 events
The CRA-W Grad Cohort for Women program, initiated in 2004, is generously funded by sponsors from industry, ACM, CRA, academia, the National Science Foundation, and the computing community. Grad Cohort aims to increase the ranks of senior women in computing-related studies and research by building and mentoring nationwide communities of women through their graduate studies.
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